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[Feature Request]: Option to print output image name with all parameters including seed

Open binarydepth opened this issue 2 years ago • 3 comments

Is there an existing issue for this?

  • [X] I have searched the existing issues and checked the recent builds/commits

What would your feature do ?

Allow to repeat the same prompt and generate similar images

Proposed workflow

  1. Run WebUI with a "include parameters in output name"
  2. Press Generate
  3. Image name is saved on a dated folder with the name including all parameters included

Additional information

No response

binarydepth avatar Jun 17 '23 14:06 binarydepth

Generation parameters are saved in each image and can be retrieved with the PNG Info tab. There's also an option in Settings to save it in a text file.

missionfloyd avatar Jun 18 '23 04:06 missionfloyd

Does that option work? I am on KDE. Will try it when the Cuda error is fixed on my install

binarydepth avatar Jun 21 '23 11:06 binarydepth

I added the arguments: python launch.py --skip-torch-cuda-test --precision full --no-half

It ran with the CPU and I don't see anything on Gwenview

binarydepth avatar Jun 21 '23 12:06 binarydepth

did you mean this option?

image

binarydepth avatar Aug 07 '23 14:08 binarydepth

That's one of the options. Metadata/infotext is also embedded in the images by default. If you want to store the metadata in the filename there are also filename patterns. https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Custom-Images-Filename-Name-and-Subdirectory

If you want something more specific feel free to re-open this, but I believe this should account for every case.

catboxanon avatar Aug 25 '23 01:08 catboxanon

What I'm trying to find a way to do is have the generation data, or at least the prompt or selected parts of it, captioned in a lower corner on the face of the image itself. Maybe an option to save two images. One with and one without. That would be an awesome feature.

oversoul2 avatar Sep 05 '23 11:09 oversoul2

Is there an option or extension that prints all this data on the generated images either as a watermark over the actual image or on a border? Similar to what the X/Y plotter does... but I can control the data that is written to the image...

Like the old fashioned dat/time stamps on old point and shoot film cameras :D

Thank you.

gonzalu avatar Feb 07 '24 00:02 gonzalu